The Sunday Picture Show... (7-3-2011)

BUCK STRIDER 890. I'M NOT MUCH ON TATICAL KNIVES, BUT I DO LIKE THIS ONE.

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What a Great Show we have... Thanks guys for sharing your Collections with all of us... This show is for everyone so Please share some pics of some of your knives... And tell us about them... Thanks again... ITE

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Thanks for the pics guys... you all have some beautiful knives.
Here's couple new to my collection. Gotta love that G10 handle.
I thought I'd better promote my team before the Rugby World Cup in a couple of months.:rolleyes:
 

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Tele, Did you mean to say your 2 line 106 micarta handled axe was mfg. in 1973?
Some real handsome knives guys. I've not seen a Buck with yellow spacers. DM
 
Really great picture show, quite a few I'd like to have. I have an old Group 2 knife that's one of my favorites. It's likely that Hoyt Buck ground the blade and Al Buck finished the handle between 1945 to 1947. This one has the handle made with Lucite scraps, with 4 colors. You guys all enjoy the 4th of July!

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One of these days I am going to find a lucite handled buck in a yard sell or flea market! Great pics! I also love that yellow spacered 19 . I'd love to know more about it. Nice show this week! Thanks
 
This has been a great Sunday picture show this week.
In response to the statement about collecting, I might be a lone ranger, but more than one knife might be called a collection. Just enjoy any and all you are able to own. It's the friendship that counts. IMHO.
Happy 4th of July to everyone.
Harold
 
Great pictures Nothing new to show this week but I should be getting a 104 in the mail sometime next week. Been trying to get one for several years ...

Bob
 
Tele, I do recall that as its true for the Empress Trio model 200 sets. The maroon micarta was tried on many models all in 1973. Thanks. Buck must have gotten a good buy on that stuff. DM
 
David Martin said:
Tele, I do recall that as its true for the Empress Trio model 200 sets. The maroon micarta was tried on many models all in 1973. Thanks. Buck must have gotten a good buy on that stuff. DM
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Here are all the rest of the burgundy micarta BUCKs. I think that actually they had relatively little of the burgundy and it was used for a very short time only experimentally.

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Telechronos:):):)
 
Kiwi Petrol Head said:
Thanks for the pics guys... you all have some beautiful knives.
Here's couple new to my collection. Gotta love that G10 handle.
I thought I'd better promote my team before the Rugby World Cup in a couple of months.:rolleyes:
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Thanks for sharing, Kiwi... nice pics and knives you have... Hope to see you next Sunday... ITE
 
Telechronos said:
Here are all the rest of the burgundy micarta BUCKs. I think that actually they had relatively little of the burgundy and it was used for a very short time only experimentally.

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Telechronos:):):)
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Just Wow! ! ! Tele... :thumbup: ... Thanks for sharing and posting, just about every Sunday.... ITE
 
I4Bucks said:
Well since it seems to be a 119 day today......

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Here is a sampling of some of my 119's. Thank you for looking
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Thanks I4Bucks, for Sharing and posting your sweet Buck Knives for all of us here to see...

We need more guys like you and JB, HK, EEE, Haebbie, Tele, seaplane, Jim, 300, and so on...
You all know who you are that post and share with all of us, just about every Sunday... Thanks you all... ITE
 
GREAT SPS!!! Many items I would love to own, especially one of the axes with bolster and pommel.

Peter
 
Tele, Thats the Windsor set model # 206. I'm sure you have the walnut case. Notice guys these steak knives are serrated backwards form todays type serration patterns. On the front not rear portion of the blade. Thanks for the photo. DM
 
David Martin said:
Tele, Thats the Windsor set model # 206. I'm sure you have the walnut case. Notice guys these steak knives are serrated backwards form todays type serration patterns. On the front not rear portion of the blade. Thanks for the photo. DM
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Apparently age is getting to me. I always indicate when a picture is not mine but forgot to do so with respect to the burgundy set. That is not my picture nor do I have all of the knives in that picture.

My apologies to those I may have misled.

Telechronos:):):)
 
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